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Klezmer Revival Research
- From: James Forrest <jforrest...>
- Subject: Klezmer Revival Research
- Date: Mon 05 Jan 1998 20.20 (GMT)
Hi there,
I am currently a senior at Princeton University, majoring in music, and I'm
writing a paper on the klezmer revival for my "Modern Judaism" class. Does
anybody out there know of any good reference sources I should look at?
Periodicals, books, liner notes, etc. I'm trying to examine what the
Klezmer revival meant to that generation of jews (1970's and 1980's young
people) in terms of their approaches and attitudes toward their jewish
roots. Thank you for any help you can give.
-James Forrest
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James Forrest
jforrest (at) princeton(dot)edu
http://www.princeton.edu/~jforrest
SFC '98
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Music exists - not on canvas nor yet on the staff - only in motion. The
good listener will hear it as the present prolonged.
~Ned Rorem~
- Klezmer Revival Research,
James Forrest